If Liang Chaowei's version of Ip Man is a literary youth of the mandarin duck and butterfly school, then Huang Qiusheng's version of Ip Man is a middle-aged and elderly outman who tastes the same. If Donnie Yen's version of Ip Man is the coolest limit for kung fu men, then Huang Qiusheng's version of Ye Man can only be a mobile phone in a fighter jet. "Ip Man: The Ultimate Battle" is such that a fat man who failed to lose weight has no choice but to interpret a life journey that was originally not too hard but had to forcefully incite two love affairs.
At first glance at the cast list of "The Last Battle", I almost thought it was Chen Xiaochun playing Ip Man, and Lao Huang wanted to play Ip Man's father or a master of the world just to set off. I didn't think about this big supporting role villain The man actually went directly to the main protagonist of Wei Guangzheng, and had to sweat madly for him. Looking at the film again, Lao Huang's plump figure, the traces of age covered with face cream, and the pair of watery and sad eyes make it inevitable to wonder whether he is playing the outstanding young martial artist Ip Man or the Hong Kong Temple. Boss Ye Kee who sells roast goose on the street and opens a food stall?
It's okay if it's not cool, the Mandarin dubbing can be a bit mainstream; who knows that it can't be, it's still the kind of foil dubbing that people can't help but filter out - please, the producer, rearrange the male lead. There are voice actors!
Well, the dubbing is just a little bit worrying, and the large sections of narration are directly pulling people out of the show. The film begins with a bunch of words from Ye Wen's son, Ye Zhun JJWW. By the time Ye Wen starts to have food in Hong Kong, the narrator's protagonist is replaced by his apprentice Liang Shuang without warning, and in the second half, it turns out to be amazing. Unknowingly, I switched back to Ye Zhun's narration. It was really confusing, he vomited blood, and had to play N times. There are also Ye Wen's several apprentices who are also confused. The narration introduces that this is so-and-so, that is so-and-so, and that so-and-so likes how and so on. The in-depth place came to an abrupt end, just playing with soy sauce and looking at the flowers, disorganized. Another example is the family of Boss Li, who was born and told a sensational story and suddenly disappeared. It is not new to fall from a rich N generation to a poor diaosi. The key problem is that the trick is not running well, the soy sauce is not finished, and the whole set is superfluous. Cups. If you ask any audience member to direct, most of them will directly call their family to be rude.
Well, the last eight is the so-called "sexy goddess" in the mainland (this can only be blamed on the movie's propaganda being too awesome and bragging) Zhou Chuchu. For this actress who is more enchanting than the snake spirit, there is only one sentence: some mainland actresses are so authentic when they play the role of a woman of the past, and they are as professional as they are playing themselves.
As for the first scene of the "Ultimate Battle" - Kowloon Walled City, there are only four words "inexplicable" left. Be sure to hold it here-because you will see Ghost Foot Seven inexplicably crossing from Baozhilin to Kowloon Walled City, and the purpose is just to have the ultimate PK with the male pig foot Ye Wen before the end of the film, In the end, he was defeated without any suspense, which interprets the theme of the film: even if the villain who opposes Ye Wen has such magical powers as shadowless feet, he cannot escape being beaten by Ye Wen in the final battle of the battle between good and evil. Fate. Well, this is the central idea of "Ip Man: The Last Battle"; over.
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